A fine-dining Italian restaurant with gardens in the Hills - intimate receptions where the food is as much the celebration as the dancing. Photographing a wedding at Biviano’s.

An 1810s homestead, 35 acres of country gardens and rustic reception barns in Sydney’s south-west. Photographing a wedding at Gledswood Homestead.

Panoramic Sydney Harbour views from the Chowder Bay waterfront - one of the city’s most romantic wedding settings. How we photograph a wedding at Sergeants Mess.

Manicured gardens and a luxurious ballroom on Sydney’s northern fringe - a family-run venue built for both garden ceremonies and grand receptions. Photographing a wedding at Miramare Gardens.

A stately house on five acres of parkland in the heart of the Hills - garden ceremonies, heritage rooms and old-world charm. Photographing a wedding at Cropley House.

Five acres of gardens, a grand staircase into the ceremony and a clear-roofed pavilion under the Hills sky. How we photograph a wedding at Springfield House.

When the guest list runs into the many hundreds, Rosehill Gardens answers. Photographing grand-scale weddings at one of Western Sydney’s biggest event precincts.

Faith, tradition and a celebration that runs late - a Polish wedding is warm and full of custom. Here’s what good Polish wedding photography in Sydney should capture.

A grand waterfront events house on Iron Cove, long beloved by Sydney’s big wedding families. How we approach photographing a wedding at Le Montage.

Floor-to-ceiling glass, parkland in every direction and one of Sydney’s favourite multicultural wedding venues. How we photograph a wedding at Waterview.

Elegant, ceremonial and rich with regional tradition, an Indonesian wedding is beautiful to photograph. Here’s what good coverage in Sydney should capture.